Boy Pushed By Burglar At Carbondale School
Lincoln School pupil Mike Cochran, 13, was pushed down stairs during an afterhours search for a burglar. He suffered a minor bump while other students and a music teacher investigated a reported shadow. police found no one. The district notes four break ins in six weeks and plans staggered custodian shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Carbondale
Mike Cochran
Clarence Cochran
Lurence Martin
Board of Education
Cochran
Ong
Charles Rogers
Martin
Rogers
Two Charged After Wrecks In Carbondale
Two persons were charged after wrecks in Carbondale on Thursday afternoon for failing to obey stop signs. Charles Prickett, 19, was injured when his motorcycle collided as he pulled into the path of a car driven by Guy Shane. Prickett, a Southern Illinois University student, received treatment for a head cut. Frederick A. Storke was charged after pulling from old Route 14 in front of Lloyd E. Penland on new Route 53, causing another collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Charles Prickett
S. Hayes St
Guy Shane
Rt. 1
Colligent
West Main
Springer Streets
Prickett
Ilinois University
Springer Street
Frederick A. Storke
Murphysboro Woman Injured in Grocery Store Fall
Mes. Edward J. Botterbusch, 64, of 2330 McCord St., Murphysboro, was admitted to St Joseph Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after falling from her car in a grocery store lot on North 13th Street at about 10 30 a.m. She suffered slight lacerations to legs and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Edward J. Botterbusch
McCord St
St. Joseph Memorial
Ninor
North 13Th Street
Improvements Urged For Carbondale Community Center Plan
Carbondale Park District plans to spend 15000 to upgrade the center and prepare the lot while awaiting a new facility. Two adjacent properties may be bought for 20000 under a 275000 general obligation bond issue. Consultants McFadzean Everly advise using the present storage area more by installing a folding partition to create two meeting spaces until a new center is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Park District
McFadzean, Everly and Associates
Trict
W. Elm
MNE Cos OK Femvuehee
Park Board
Grade Board Rehires Staff At Carbondale District 95
The Carbondale Grade School District 95 board rehired the 10 teachers 10 custodians four custodians helpers 14 cooks three secretaries a supervisor of buildings and grounds a nurse a crossing watchman and two administrators for next year. They accepted the resignation of Jane Hancock second grade at Springmore School and approved up to 125 for Beulah Crensham to attend the National Education Association meeting in Seattle June 28 to July 3. The board bought seven World Book Encyclopedia sets for 669.90 after a 73.30 discount and agreed to share in purchasing a baritone saxophone for 414 with half paid by Band Parents. They approved use of Lincoln School gym by Southern Illinois University Women’s Physical Education Department on Nov 21 and by the Carbondale Promenaders Square Dance Club at Lakeland School on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carbondale
Jane Hancock
Springmore School
Beuidh Crensham
National Education Association
Seattle
Wash
Field Enterprises Educational Corp
Paschedag Music House
Southern Tlinois University’ Women’s Physical, Education Department
Lincoln School
Lakeland School
Mines Working Saturday Fidelity
Mines report that operations continue on Saturday at Fidelity and other sites while several mines remain idle.
Carbondale Grade School plans discussed by board
Carbondale Board of Education reviewed two building designs for Cecil and Parrish sites and expansion of Lincoln School. 13 classrooms at Cecil, 8 classrooms at Parrish, with bandroom added at Lincoln. Utilities access and long range bond timing outlined for about 80000?0 bond and combined election with city and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Parrish
Lincoln School
Garrison
Walnut Street
Haynes Reese
Park Board
Reese
J. Edward Felton
Charles Lerner
Kinkaid Lake Report Due In Murphysboro Saturday
State water ways chief engineer will discuss preliminary Kinkaid Lake and Reed's Creek Conservancy District work with district trustees at 9 a.m. at the Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce office. The lake spans about 4,145 surface acres west of Murphysboro. Police brief reports Mary E. Johnson fined 15 dollars including costs by Jackson County Circuit Court for immoderate driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Waterways
Murphysboro
Kinkaid Lake
Reed's Creek Conservancy
John ©. Guillow
Swith District
Chamber of Commerce
Walnut St
SRIEF
Mar
E. Johnson
Jackson County Circuit Court
Jim Bob Kerley
SIU Plans $10.8 Million Dormitory Project
Southern Illinois University seeks preliminary Housing and Home Finance Agency approval for a 510.8 million dormitory complex in University Park, Carbondale, adding two 17 story dorms for about 800 students near existing facilities. The project will be financed by revenue bonds with HBFA and private investors, repaid by student fees. John Rendleman says plans due by June 1 before final federal approval, targeting late 1964 or early 1963 construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Housing and Home Finance Agency
University Park
Carbondale
Cacit
Commmons
Dowdell Hall
Illiois Central
HBFA
John S. Rendleman
SIU
HARA
Rendleman
Williamson County charges filed against two clubs for gambling
Williamson County State's Attorney Carl Sneed filed charges in circuit court against Marion and Herrin clubs for keeping gambling places. He seeks destruction of 17 seized slot machines and actions against 19 purchasers of federal gambling stamps. Hearings on machine destruction set. penalties include fines up to 500 dollars or more. licenses may be void if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herrin
Williamson County
Carl Sneed
Joe Ravaitis
Herrin Bagtes Aerie
Hugh Pettus
Marion Williamson Post
American Legion
Louie Bryan
Marion Eagles
Aerie
Sneed
Herrin Eagles Lodge
Marion American Legion
Marion Eagles Lodge
Harris
Marion Clubs
E. L
Buddy Buddy" Harris
Smed
State’ Liquor Control Commission
State Supreme Court
Liquor License Hearing for Herrin Eagles Aerie 1549
A hearing to decide if Herrin Eagles Aerie 1549 will lose its city liquor license is set for 9 a.m. Saturday in city hall. Mayor Fred Henderson, the city liquor commissioner, will summon club officers to show cause after state police seized six slot machines in a raid Wednesday night. He intends to file city charges alongside any state actions. A second raid on Club Legionnaire was attempted but the venue was closed. The manager noted the club has no regular hours and closes when business is light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Eagles Aerie
Jesguts
Fred. Henderson
Offhaying
Henderson
Legionnaire
Unit 186 considers adding a kindergarten class for Douglas
Murphysboro Unit School District 186 board members Thursday night discussed reestablishing a Douglas School kindergarten for 1964-65, with pre-registration used to assign classes. The board also granted tenure to seven teachers, extended contracts to seven more, and accepted resignations from four staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Douglas
James Blackwood
Douglas Schoal
Blackwood
Orchard Hills
Quasicentennial Silver Coin Sales Begin in Marion
Williamson County quasicentennial committee will take orders for a commemorative silver coin minted under chairman Jim Duncan. Coins cost 7.50 dollars plus tax and are sold first come, first served. Write to Quasquicentennial Committee Box 715 Marion to purchase. other metal coins will circulate through participating merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Jim Duncan
Marion
Herrin Board Hires Custodian and Playground Purchase
Herrin Park District hires Charles Watson as full time custodian at 3500 per year replacing part time workers. Board votes to buy 815 of playground equipment from Paul Buckley Associates, including 6 unit swing and merry go round, for installation north of the park pond, with plans to add more rides annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
Cherry St
Herrin
Herrin Park District
Charles Jack
John Serati
Watson
Paul Buckley & Associates
West Union
Iowa
Fred Lowe
Joint Services Set For Couple
Funeral services for Joseph Davis 27 and his wife Bettye 25 of Rt 2 Carterville will be held 2 30 p m Saturday at First Baptist Church Madisonville Ky Rev C D Cole to officiate with Rev Harry Pullen Jr assisting Mrs Davis survived by her mother Desseree Johnston of Madisonville father A D Johnston Owensboro Ky two brothers Thomas Lexington Ky and A C Jr Madisonville a grandmother Mrs Kate Johnston and several aunts and uncles Burial in Oddfellows Cemetery Madisonville Friends may call Norris Funeral Home Madisonville Services for Mr Davis were held this morning at Norris and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davis
Bettye
Rt. 2
Carterville
First Baptist Church
Madisonville
Davis
Desseree R. Johnston
A. D. Johnston
Owensboro
Thomas
Lexington
A. C. Jr
Kate Johnston
Oddfell Jews
Norris Funeral Home
Madisonville. ~ Services For Mr. Davis
Norris and Son Funeral Home
Jonesboro
Herrin Mains To Be Flushed This Evening
The Herrin Water Department will flush the town's water lines this evening and again Saturday. Water may appear discolored but is safe to drink, with residents advised not to wash clothes during flushing. About 300 fire plugs will be opened to clear stale water after Herrin returned to its reservoirs from Crab Orchard Lake following 175 days drawing from the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Mike Miriam
Flushing
Crab Orchard Lake
Miriami
Three Injured In Rural Wreck Near Pinckneyville
Two car collision on a rural road northwest of Pinckneyville injures three men. Donald Thomas and Robert Cuccatti, both 21, are hospitalized with face cuts and possible internal injuries. Passenger Clyde Marlow, 45, treated for minor injuries. Police report another crash later that night in Hoyleton involving Edward Piethmay and Cornelia Dries, with Dries’ car striking a parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckneyville
District 13
du Quoin
Donald Thomas
Rt. 1
Coulterville
Robert Cuccatti
Rt 3
Rt, 127
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Thomas
Qucoatti
Clyde Marlow
Egalville
Cuccatti
Edward H. Piethmay
Richview
Cornelia C. Dries
Hoyleton
Dries
Alvin F. Buchholz
Hayleton
Man Accused of Stealing Charged in Carbondale Shoplifting Case
Ernest Freezandle of East Dak Street Carbondale is held in Carbondale jail on a shoplifting charge. Harold Green manager of the P Store filed the complaint accusing Freezandle of attempting to steal packages of chicken and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Freezandle
Eastdakstreet
Carbondale
Harold. Green
and P
Freeantle
Williamson County Housing bids two projects in 1965
Williamson County Housing Authority for construction in Hurst and Creal Springs received bids led by Steffes Construction Co with 373 780 for two projects. Bearden Construction and Piez Lewis bid combined totals around 398 700 and 412 000. Contracts to be awarded within a week with start planned the first week of April and completion mid summer 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Hurst
Cream Springs
Steffes Construction Co
Carterville
Herrin
Bearden Construction Co
Marion
Piez Lewis & Son, Inc
St. Louis
Creal Springs
Fens
Authority
Julius Steinmarch
Public Housing Administration
Steinmarch
Marion police brief on Sutton fine for failure to stop
Loren Sutton of Marion was fined $10 and $5 costs in Circuit Court for failing to stop on a city ticket. The brief report notes the adjudication occurred in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Loren Sutton
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Ares
Strucure
Offera i Ae
Carbondale Grade Board
Charles Garrison
Simon, Rettberg and Garrison
HHFA
Chester Lodge
Randolph County
Olin Walter
Chester Elks Lodge
Walter
Ted Search
Herrin Eagles
Steve Dozier
George Forest
Harold Mills
Kitty Scarlett
Carruthers
Carroll Nelson
Carolyn Ozburn
Mary Jane Williams
Longfellow
Nancy Baker
Charles Fee
Carruthers Junior High
Laurene Connor
Ronald Burdick
Finas Stiegman
Avenue Windhorst
Lena Zalatimo
Janice Holloway
Patricia Jewell
Logan
Washington
Richard “McGl
Herrin Board
Law
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